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What is the CSU Health Network online portal?

Patient| Web Portal is a secure web portal through which Sacramento State students can access their electronic health record to: schedule appointment for Fit HELP (fitness, nutrition, health psychology) initial assessment, and TB Skin Test , request a prescription refill,

What is CSUSB Student Health Center?

Patient Portal Our Services We provide a variety of services by appointment or on a drop-in basis. Urgent Care Primary Care Nutrition Counseling Athletic Training Immunizations & Vaccines Students have specific immunizations requirements that must be met. Health services manages records and offers vaccines through the year. Immunization Services

Where can I find health services at CSUSB Palm Desert?

Sacramento State Single Sign-On Authentication Service for Web Applications

What services does the Student Health Center provide?

Your Patient Portal at Student Health Services contains your appointment history, message center where you can communicate directly with your clinician, patient education handouts received during your visit, and forms to complete before your upcoming visits.

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Login The CSU Health Network online portal allows CSU students to schedule appointments, access important health forms, secure messages, and more. Incoming students can login to the portal to submit immunizations records and complete forms. We use the student's eName and ePassword for authentication to this site.

Health Services

All currently enrolled students who pay health fees are eligible to access services below. Additional fees may apply to specialty services, procedures, vaccines, medications, and supplies. Any services received off-campus are the financial responsibility of the student.

Our Services

We provide a variety of services by appointment or on a drop-in basis.

Immunizations & Vaccines

Students have specific immunizations requirements that must be met. Health services manages records and offers vaccines through the year.

What is the phone number for the psychiatric department?

To schedule a medical appointment, for prescription refills or questions, or to request health education appointments or information, please call: (909) 537-5241. If you have an emergency that requires immediate police, medical, psychiatric or fire response, dial 911.

What is the number to call for a psychiatric nurse?

If you are calling outside of these hours, you may leave a message and your call will be returned the next business day. You may also call (855) 262-5562 for our after-hours nurse advice line. If you have an urgent health or psychiatric need, please go to urgent care or your nearest hospital emergency room.

How to prevent measles?

The single best way to prevent catching the measles is to get vaccinated. The vaccine is safe and effective. If you have questions about the measles or the vaccine, make an appointment to be seen at the Student Health Center, and bring your vaccine record to that appointment or call 909-537-5241.

Is student health protected by HIPAA?

We are committed to preserving the privacy of your personal health information. The Student Health Center is a covered entity under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). HIPAA is United States legislation that provides data privacy and security provisions for safeguarding medical information. We are required by Federal regulations and California law to protect the privacy of your medical information and to provide you with this notice:#N#This NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES describes how medical information about you may be used and disclosed and how you get access to this information.

What is Asian Mental Health Project?

The Asian Mental Health Project: Aims to educate and empower Asian communities seeking mental healthcare. The Asian Mental Health Project. Behavioral Health Division of the Indian Health Service: Promotes the integration of behavioral health and primary care. Behavioral Health Division of the Indian Health Service.

What is project baseline?

Project Baseline is an initiative to make it easy and engaging for people like you to contribute to the map of human health and participate in clinical research. Together with researchers, clinicians, engineers, designers, advocates, and volunteers, we're collaborating to build the next generation of healthcare tools and services.

How long should you quarantine after a virus?

Nausea or vomiting. New loss of taste or smell. If you become sick, isolate at home and contact your medical provider. Many illnesses, including the coronavirus, do not need doctor’s care, but it is important that you quarantine for at least 10 days from symptom onset.

What to do when you are not alone?

Use hand sanitizer when soap and water are not available after touching surfaces. Wear masks or face coverings when you are not alone*. Practice physical distancing. *Masks or face coverings are required in public spaces while on campus, in classrooms and in California.

Can I still attend a therapy appointment on campus?

Can I still come to campus for a face-to-face therapy appointment?#N#Yes, under certain circumstances students are still able to attend therapy appointments in person on campus. However, all students are strongly encouraged to try therapy over Zoom in order to best protect all of us. We will talk to you to figure out what will best meet your needs.

Is it important to self isolate?

It is important to self-isolate from anyone aged 65 and older or with a chronic health condition (heart disease, lung disease, diabetes, cancer) or have weakened immune systems. These individuals are particularly vulnerable and at high-risk for complications due to the COVID-19 virus.

Is Student Health and Counseling Services open?

Student Health and Counseling Services will remain open for students. We ask that you call before you come so that we can provide you with an appropriate appointment and prepare for your visit. We are able to offer phone, zoom, and limited in-person appointments. Please call 916-278-6461.